Botanical Brutalism, after the rain.
The moment after rain on a São Paulo Saturday. Hot grey concrete drinking in the downpour. Roots pushing through the cracks. The air heavy, green and mineral all at once. The city has been holding back all week, finally given permission to breathe.
Botanical Brutalism
№ 01 · Composition
Post-rain humidity in a modernist Brazilian garden. The clash between Niemeyer's aggressive concrete and Burle Marx's untamed botanical work. Raw concrete, floor-to-ceiling glass, shadow play, giant Monstera leaves.
- Top
- Petrichor / Wet Stone · Yerba Mate Absolute · Metallic Aldehydes
- Heart
- Priprioca · Galbanum Resinoid · Green Violet Leaf
- Base
- Breu Branco Resin · Copaiba Balsam · Haitian Vetiver
- Concentration
- Extrait de Parfum · 22–25%
- Longevity
- 10+ hours
- Sillage
- Moderate, intimate but present
- Anchor
- São Paulo · Brasil
